Best Hamburgers in Seattle, Washington
Dick's Drive-In
Dick's Drive-In has constantly been voted as one of the best hamburgers in Seattle. The hamburgers are made fast, yet the quality does not suffer from the quick service. You will see a flurry of people that gather at one of these hamburger stands on any given Friday or Saturday night. The reason why this joint is so popular is because it's open late, and the burgers are extremely cheap. A Dick's Deluxe cost $2.40 and change and a small fry costs a little over $1.40. The Dick's deluxe has two all-beef patties, American cheese, lettuce and a "special sauce". Potatoes are cut daily for the French fries and are greasy and delicious. A whole meal costs under $5 - and nothing is more satisfying than a delicious, yet cheap burger. Dick's Drive-In can be located in Capitol Hill, Queen Anne, Wallingford, Holman, and in Lake City.
Red Mill
Fresh ingredients and high-quality restaurant style burgers is what sets Red Mill above the rest. Red Mill creates flame broiled 100% all-beef patties in their burgers. These burgers are massive and can be eaten as two meals. Red Mill burgers cost anywhere from $7-$10, but are still cheaper than many other local hamburger places. Once you try the Bacon Deluxe/Cheese, you will understand why Red Mill is rated as one of the best hamburger joints in Seattle, Washington. Red Mill is located in Phinney Ridge and Interbay. The Phinney Ridge location is very quaint so expect to wait for a table, or eat your burger outside.
Source(s)
Dick's Drive-In Webmaster. "About Us." ddir.com
Red Mill Webmaster. "Welcome to Red Mill Burgers!" redmillburgers.com
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2 Comments
Post a CommentI agree...we could agree until we're blue in the face about which place has the best hamburgers in Seattle. Burgermaster, Kidd Valley, Earthquake Burger, Lunchbox Laboratory, The Counter - are all GREAT burgers. Kidd Valley and Burger Master are "eh" in my opinion...to each their own. If a tourist were to come to Seattle, I would definitely suggest them to go to Dick's or Red Mill, not JUST for the burger, but for the overall "Seattle" experience.
Two places? You can only come up with TWO places?! What about Burgermaster? Earthquake Burgers? Kidd Valley? Some local you are. Seattle has more than two places, not even counting the yuppie gourmet burgers. Sheesh